The Rise of Iskander
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The constant society of hismistress had fanned to all its former force and ardour, the flame which, apart from her, and hopeless, he had endeavoured to repress; while, onthe other hand, he could not conceal from himself, that Iduna must feelthat he had played in these rest proceeding but a secondary part;that all the genius and all the generosity of the exploit rested withIskander, who, after having obtained her freedom by so much energy, peril, sagacity and skill, had secured it by a devoted c...ourage whichmight shame all the knights of Christendom; perhaps, too, had secured itby his own life.
What if Iskander were no more? It was a great contingency. The eternalservitude of Greece, and the shameful triumph of the Crescent, wereinvolved, perhaps, in that single event. And could the possession ofIduna compensate for such disgrace and infamy? Let us not record thewild response of passion.
It was midnight ere the restless Nic
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The constant society of hismistress had fanned to all its former force and ardour, the flame which, apart from her, and hopeless, he had endeavoured to repress; while, onthe other hand, he could not conceal from himself, that Iduna must feelthat he had played in these rest proceeding but a secondary part;that all the genius and all the generosity of the exploit rested withIskander, who, after having obtained her freedom by so much energy, peril, sagacity and skill, had secured it by a devoted c...ourage whichmight shame all the knights of Christendom; perhaps, too, had secured itby his own life.
What if Iskander were no more? It was a great contingency. The eternalservitude of Greece, and the shameful triumph of the Crescent, wereinvolved, perhaps, in that single event. And could the possession ofIduna compensate for such disgrace and infamy? Let us not record thewild response of passion.
It was midnight ere the restless Nic
What to read after The Rise of Iskander?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Disraeli, Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield, 1804-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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